Correspondents

Set against a backdrop of war and cultural upheaval, "Correspondents" follows Rita Khoury, a driven journalist from a multicultural Boston family, as she navigates her ambitious career and personal relationships. When she is dispatched to cover the Iraq invasion in 2003, she encounters the harsh realities of conflict, with her journey shaped by her connection to Nabil, an interpreter with his own dreams constrained by his environment. Through sweeping, emotional storytelling, the novel explores themes of displacement, resilience, and the impact of global conflict on individual lives.